Justin is a biomedical engineer focused on developing wearable and point-of-care technologies for continuous, noninvasive monitoring of physiological signals and biomarkers. He earned his Ph.D., Master of Engineering, and Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Texas A&M University. His research focuses on developing multimodal wearable sensing systems that continuously monitor cardiovascular and metabolic physiology in real-world environments. His work integrates sensing modalities, including bioimpedance, photoplethysmography, contact pressure sensing, temperature sensing, gyroscopes, accelerometers, and electrochemical sensing platforms designed to measure ions, enzymes, proteins, and other clinically relevant biomarkers. Dr. McMurray has filed multiple patents related to wearable biomedical technologies that enable continuous physiological monitoring during both everyday activities and demanding operational environments. His research interests include wearable cardiovascular monitoring, multimodal sensor integration, signal processing for physiological measurements, and the development of new device architectures that enable long-term, real-time health monitoring. Before pursuing his doctoral studies, Dr. McMurray spent more than 18 years working in a wide range of technical and operational roles around the world, including as an FAA-licensed A&P aircraft mechanic, engineer, consultant, and in business management. These experiences helped shape his practical engineering approach and interest in translating technical innovations into real-world applications. Dr. McMurray also serves as a Captain in the United States Air Force Medical Service Corps, where he provides leadership and operational support within one of the nation’s largest and most diverse health care systems.